one of the teals as prey, and a fox choking on one of the birds. He is said to have laboured zealously at the foot of Mount Leinster in the Blackstairs Mountains, his monastery being known as Temple Sean Bothe. He died 595 on October 27, which is his feast day, as recorded in the "Martyrology of Donegal". References 6th-century Irish abbots 595 deaths 6th-century Christian saints Medieval Irish saints Christian clergy from County Wexford Year of birth unknown